kthrash
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This was on my 190FSH
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These Kenwood Amps are a fantastic value..
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So with the blue sea fuse block, did you have to run 0 gauge to battery for both pos and neg?
kthrash
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Nah I think I ran 4GA for both positive and negative back to the battery.. that amp and other devices I had hooked up didnt pull that much power to require 0GA
Then again, looking at the picture that may be 0GA wire..